Examples of using "Sortudo" in a sentence and their english translations:
How lucky!
I wasn't lucky.
- Tom's lucky.
- Tom is fortunate.
- I'm lucky.
- I am lucky.
I'm not lucky.
I'm very lucky.
Consider yourself lucky.
I'm a lucky guy.
You're lucky.
Tom could be considered lucky.
Tom was very lucky.
- Who's the lucky one?
- Who is the lucky guy?
- Who's the lucky guy?
But he was lucky.
You're the lucky one.
- Tom is really lucky.
- Tom is really fortunate.
- I was very fortunate.
- I was very lucky.
Tom considered himself lucky.
You're lucky, Tom.
Tom used to be lucky.
You're a lucky guy.
I consider myself fortunate.
I'm a pretty lucky guy.
- I am fortunate compared with him.
- I'm fortunate compared to him.
I'm a very lucky man.
Wow, you're a lucky guy.
Tom is a very lucky boy.
Tom is very lucky, isn't he?
Tom has been lucky all his life.
- Tom's lucky.
- Tom is fortunate.
- Tom is lucky.
- Tom thought that he was very lucky.
- Tom thought he was very lucky.
You are not as lucky as him.
Edgar Degas was luckier than many painters.
How lucky you are!
Tom used to be lucky.
- I'm very fortunate.
- I was very fortunate.
- I was really fortunate.
You're so lucky.
I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth.
Who was the lucky one who ended up with the inheritance?
Tom is lucky to have so many good friends.
Tom is lucky to have had so much help.
you're lucky if you're getting around
- You're lucky.
- You are lucky.
Tom doesn't realize how lucky he is.
He's a lucky guy.
Your friend is very lucky.
I'm a very lucky guy.
Do you feel lucky?